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With its relaxed atmosphere and many local opportunities to use the language, Brittany is the perfect place for students to come and brush up on their French.
Visit one of the many towns or fishing villages to really get a feel for the French language or have the chance to sample oysters at Cancale Oyester Farm.
Known for having the longest coastline in France, Brittany truly is a beautiful place which will offer your group some amazing scenery and the perfect opportunity to put their French skills into practice!
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4 days/3 nights
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Includes:
- 3 nights Half Board accommodation
- Return executive coach travel (TV/Video/WC/Seatbelts)
- Return channel crossing
- Free staff place ratio 1:8
- Detailed information pack
- Comprehensive travel and medical insurance
- Full itinerary planning service
- Motorway tolls and taxes
- VAT
Suggested Activities
Sample Itinerary
Example AccommodationGrand Aquarium Saint-Malo
If you are visiting Brittany, Grand Aquarium-Saint Malo is not to be missed.The aquarium invites you on an adventure to discover some of the most beautiful deep landscapes of the world.
Oyster farm
Between St Malo and St Michel lies Cancale, a small fishing village that has kept its traditions and wher the French and British used to battle for the Oysters.You will be guided in the world of Ostreiculture and will discover 1200 different species of shellfishes...
Eglise Notre Dame de Dinard
The church is located in the centre of Dinard, an elegant and charming seaside resort, and is famous for the numerous concerts that are held there all year around. It has very good acoustics and is suitable for any kind of ensemble from choirs to bands and orchestras.
Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey
For French groups visiting Normandy, Mont Saint-Michel is a must.The long history of Mont Saint-Michel is thought to date back to 708 when Aubert, Bishop of Avranches had a sanctuary built on Mont-Tombe in honour of the Archangel. The Mount soon became a major focus of pilgrimage. In the 10th century, the Benedictines settled in the Abbey while a village grew up below its walls. By the 14th centur...
| Morning | Afternoon | Evening | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 |
Early morning pick-up from school |
Arrive in Brittany in time for evening meal | |
| Day 2 | In the morning, group to visit Saint-Malo | Time for lunch Group to visit Saint-Malo Aquarium |
Group to have an evening activity such as bowling |
| Day 3 | In the morning group to visit Dinard Market where studets will have the chance to explore and try out their French |
Time for lunch |
After evening meal, group to have an evening activity such as a visit to the cinema |
| Day 4 | Depart accommodation after breakfast and head back to Calais | Late afternoon ferry/Eurotunnel crossing | Late evening arrive back at school |
CRIAJ St. Malo
The Patrick Varangot Centre has 242 beds in 70 rooms and 3 buildings,these are divided into three types of accommodation: Rooms with two or three beds and fully en-suite with shower and WC; rooms with two to six bunkbeds with full facilities also and rooms with up to six bunks and shared facilities in the corridor. Either half board or full board accommodation is available.
There are : Tennis, Volleyball and Basketball courts; a table-tennis room; fitness room; Internet access ( Only one computer at the moment), all of which are free. For a small charge there is: bicycle hire; a laundry with two washers and one dryer; towels; personal fridge rental; pool; snooker and three meeting rooms ( Holding 100, 50 and 30).
There are : Tennis, Volleyball and Basketball courts; a table-tennis room; fitness room; Internet access ( Only one computer at the moment), all of which are free. For a small charge there is: bicycle hire; a laundry with two washers and one dryer; towels; personal fridge rental; pool; snooker and three meeting rooms ( Holding 100, 50 and 30).
Centre des Jeunes
This Youth Centre is able to adapt its rooming to the requirements of the group, offering 120 places in rooms of 3 to 8 either in the main building or, for smaller groups, in a wooden chalet. It has two multi-purpose rooms and two seminar rooms that groups can use.
Both Full and Half-board packages are available, with restaurants on site.
The site also boasts numerous sporting facilities.
Both Full and Half-board packages are available, with restaurants on site.
The site also boasts numerous sporting facilities.
